#post communism

[whyenn-reader]

Our elevator broke again so I've been taking the stairs all weekend and had the opportunity to fully appreciate the corridor of my downstairs neighbours

[valealunii]

spring's arrival in the east

[shitilyposting]

No cuz how will rich ppl from the west ever understand that my childhood looked like this

That it had a specific smell and that somehow it always felt nostalgic for something that happened long before I was even born? Not being rich but feeling abundance and being connected to your surroundings, happy with what you had, in your own little world?

[vyllea]

got some old soviet pins today

[mysimplethoughtsputonpaper]

Balkan childhood (part 1)

[gaychaoticgod]

lovers moodboard

[vempurr]

Abandoned farms, east Lithuania

I think this used to be a cow farm. This building is one of many abandoned collective farm buildings in Lithuania - they can be seen everywhere, in the middle of random fields, often near villages. Very few of them are actually being used, mostly for storage.